It was served in a coffee mug, which made it a bit of a challenge to eat. For dessert, we ordered the caramel macchiato bread pudding ($5.99). The salmon filet wasn’t seasoned, and it could have greatly benefitted if it had been.

I prefer it more dressed, but the dressing did have a good flavor. I ordered a Caesar salad ($17.98) with a salmon add-on ($7.99). It was a large portion and tasted like a chicken enchilada in an omelet. My husband ordered the chicken enchilada omelet ($12.99) and enjoyed it. As I’m not too fond of warm beer, I think they could benefit from serving it with chilled glasses. It was served in the bottle and wasn’t very cold. It’s a one-page menu with breakfast on one side and lunch and dinner on the other. The menu has been slimmed down since the restaurant’s rebranding from Sunset Station Café to The Brass Fork. She was constantly moving I think she was too large a section.

As slow as the service was, our server was friendly and professional. I think our server was spread a little thin because it took quite a few minutes before.

We arrived a few minutes before 7:00 pm and were seated promptly. We ate dinner at The Brass Fork (formerly Sunset Station Grand Café) on a Saturday night. Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Henderson.Restaurants for Special Occasions in Henderson.Restaurants for Group Dining in Henderson.Italian Restaurants with Private Dining in Henderson.French Restaurants for Lunch in Henderson.American Restaurants for Families in Henderson.Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort.Melia Punta Cana Beach Wellness Inclusive - Adults only.Finest Punta Cana By The Excellence Collection All Inclusive.Hotels near (LAS) McCarran Intl Airport.Hotels near Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve.Hotels near Clark County Heritage Museum.Hotels near Ethel M Chocolates Factory and Cactus Garden.Henderson Hotels with Allergy-free rooms.

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